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Delays and Suspension of Work Quiz

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

An owner that causes a delay may be in breach on contract

a)

True

b)

False

2.

What can determined the start date of a project?

a)

Letter of Intent

b)

Notice to proceed

c)

Signed contract with specific start date

d)

All the alternatives

3.

What damages are paid when the project is delayed due to contractor or the agents?

a)

Liquidated damages

b)

Consequential damages

c)

Incidental damages

d)

Compensatory Damages

4.

What does "Time is of the Essence" mean in construction contracts?

a)

Time delays are acceptable in any situation.

b)

All work must be completed without delay.

c)

Contractor can change substantial completion date.

d)

Delays are excusable if due to subcontractors.

5.

What is the prospective approach to determining if liquidated damages are reasonable?

a)

Estimating the anticipated damages after the project starts

b)

Calculating the actual damages after the project is completed

c)

Estimating the anticipated damages before the project starts

d)

Assigning a fixed damage value regardless of project type or cost

6.

What happens if the owner has caused part of the delay according to modern rules?

a)

The owner pays all the liquidated damages

b)

The contractor is exempt from all liquidated damages

c)

Percentages of fault are assigned to each party

d)

The project is automatically extended without penalties

7.

What does a contractor receive in the case of a non-compensable excusable delay?

a)

A) A time extension and extra cost

b)

B) Only a time extension

c)

C) only cost incurred due to the delay

d)

D) No compensation or time extension

8.

In the event of a compensable /excusable delay, what does the contractor receive?

a)

A) Only a time extension

b)

B) only extra cost incurred

c)

C) Both time extension and extra cost incurred

d)

D) No compensation or time extension

9.

What is a scenario where the no-damages-for-delay clause may not be enforceable?

a)

Delay is due to a subcontractor's negligence

b)

Delay is a result of a force majeure event

c)

Delay is the result of active interference by owner or their agents

d)

Delay is caused by the contractor

10.

Is this delay excusable, compensable, both or neither?

Subcontractor moving dirt has a primary piece of equipment fail for an extended period of time.

a)

Excusable

b)

Compensable

c)

Both

d)

Neither

11.

Who bears the cost caused by acceleration in a project?

a)

The contractor only

b)

The owner only

c)

Whoever is deemed responsible for the acceleration

d)

The cost is equally shared among all stakeholders

12.

Why might a contractor decide to accelerate work voluntarily?

a)

To avoid legal consequences

b)

To finish the project earlier or to compensate for a delay they caused

c)

Because the contract explicitly demands it

d)

To renegotiate the terms of the contract

13.

What is the contractor obligated to do if their well-supported claim for time extension is denied or not acted upon by the owner?

a)

The contractor is not obligated to finish the work.

b)

The contractor can delay the work until the claim is resolved.

c)

The contractor is still obligated to finish per time in contract.

d)

The contractor must renegotiate the contract terms.

14.

In the case of the previous question, what type of acceleration will the contractor do?

a)

Directed Acceleration

b)

Constructive Acceleration

c)

Voluntary Acceleration

d)

Retrospective Acceleration

15.

Which of the following is NOT a factor when a contractor submits an acceleration claim?

a)

Proof the delay will impact completion date

b)

Failure of Owner to Issue Extension of Time after demanded by Contractor

c)

Proof delay is compensable and/or excusable

d)

Owner's impact (losses) due to the delay